Open Source Authentication Software - Page 26

PAM module that authenticates against a remote IMAP or IMAPS server. Supports multiple servers, SSL, password caching, user blacklists, and many configuration abilities.

pam_ldap extensions and tools. Here you will find several patches for pam_ldap adding features like time-based login, restriction of login-count and comand-line tools to maintain useraccounts.

This pam module joins the functionality of both pam_listfile and pam_mysql modules. It was made after a request of such a module in the pam-dev maling list. For the user the configuration options are a merge from the ones found on both modules.

pam_mount is a Pluggable Authentication Module that can mount volumes for a user session (login). Supports mounting local filesystems of any kind the normal mount utility supports, with extra code to better support CIFS, FUSE, various crypto, and more.

Moved to github, https://github.com/jamiesonbecker/pam_redirector A pluggable authentication module (PAM) that allows redirection of login credentials to a local UNIX stream socket server and includes an example 33-line simple socket server (written in Python) just to show how easy it is to do this redirection.

PAM module to authenticate using a SQLite database. This module lets you authenticate users against a table in a SQLite database.

PAM module that spawns a ssh-agent and adds identities using the password supplied at login.

PAM support in CNTLM proxy. This project is an altered version of latest CNTLM proxy (http://cntlm.sf.net), patched to add PAM authentication support.

Packet Auth. Sniffer (or Sequence) Allows you to set on your server this little daemon (pasmal) monitoring tcp/ip & icmp, and on the exact good sequence (the one you only know) run processes (a firewall) - such as access list update, iptables,ipchains.

Passlog is a Visual Basic program to allow windows access to be logged to syslog. While it is not intended to be a high security program it can provide some basic security and logging of user logins.

passport-facebook is a Passport strategy for authenticating users with their Facebook credentials using the OAuth 2.0 protocol, enabling Node.js applications to let visitors log in with their Facebook account easily. It manages the redirection to Facebook’s login page, the authorization code exchange, and the retrieval of basic profile information, reducing the boilerplate developers would otherwise write to integrate with Facebook’s API manually. When used with Express and Passport, the strategy triggers redirects and callback handling automatically based on configured routes, so developers can focus on application logic like user onboarding and account linkage. The module normalizes the returned user profile into a consistent format so you can store or use profile data with minimal translation. It also handles secure token exchange and sanitization of inputs to protect against common OAuth attacks.

passport-local is a Passport strategy module for Node.js that enables user authentication using traditional username and password credentials, making it ideal for web applications that require simple, form-based login systems. It plugs directly into the Passport middleware ecosystem and lets developers define precisely how users are looked up and verified against stored credentials, which can be adapted to any database or user store. Instead of managing authentication logic manually in every route, passport-local centralizes the process through a strategy interface where you provide a function to find and validate the user. Once integrated with an Express-based application, it handles reading credentials from requests, invoking your verification logic, and managing success or failure flows, all while cooperating with session middleware to serialize authenticated users.

phi-oesd (Open Enterprise Service Delivery) provide an complete framework to manage a huge and complex infrastructure. phi-oesd cover the technique, process and organization based on Open Standard, Open Source, templates and best practices.

php-AD-admin will allow users to update their own AD attributes ( phonenumber etc ) and reset their own passwords. This will improve the quality of the data in your Active Directory by forms validation to create new users/groups etc.

What these code modifications do, is to create a single sign on across different, multiple domains for both phpbb and other sites/codes/apps to use. These modifications use phpbb user tables, sessions, everything. What it does is to set cookies for each domain through using iframes, which load some connect.php file that is placed on the other remote domains which needs authentication from phpbb. This is how numerous sites like facebook do it. Currently there is no other way of legally setting cookies for different domains than the one that is active. You have to have a page that loads up all the cookie setting codes from remote domains. However the loading up of authentication page, the remote authenticator pages in their iframes, and the redirection is VERY fast, taking only 1 seconds or 1.5 seconds. just like how you see in facebook etc - or any other site that uses this method. All files contain extensive comments, and also include configuration variables to change.

phpEasyAdmin is designed to make setting up and running Proftp with MySQL or PgSQL support much easer. Administrators will have a web-based admin utility written in php and compiled distributions of the proftp with MySQL or PGSQL in RPM format.

###### phpLDAPauth has moved to Bitbucket ###### ###### Please visit the BitBucket page at https://bitbucket.org/viharm/phpldapauth ###### phpLDAPauth provides a simple library for LDAP authentication.

Provides a portlet container for php portals. Planned key features: Abstract portlet container, dynamic layout, single-sign on, personalization of content and layout. Tries to enable the same kind of "portalisation" features for php portals as typical

A wrapper around dbms_ldap that simplify the use of ldap servers from pl/sql. Enables search, add, delete, and modify.

This project is a attempt to package components for a directory server with authentication and authorization. And configs to use this server for authenticating against mailservers,webservers or linux systems.

pppd_ldap is a plugin for pppd >= 2.4.2 which forms an "LDAP-enabled" version of pppd. Plugin authorizes PAP users and can set IP address and session/idle timout according to data retrieved from LDAP server.

A plugin for pppd>=2.4.2 which authenticates users against a mysql database and maintains daily usage statistics for individual users.

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Systèmes de gestion d’identités numériques • Authentification, identification et fédérations • Gestion des profils réseaux et leurs attributs • SSO et accès simplifié aux sites et APIs web • Sécurité et certification des id